Martin R. Delany (1251 bytes)
1: ...Mandinka]] and spoke fondly of her childhood in Africa.
3: ...ar commission as an officer in the United States army.
5: [[Category:1812 births|Delany, Martin R.]]
6: [[Category:1885 deaths|Delany, Martin R.]]
7: [[Category:American abolitionists|Delany, Martin R.]]

Ron Delany (1409 bytes)
1: ... '''Ron''' or '''Ronnie''' is a former [[Ireland|Irish]] [[athletics|athlete]], who specialised in th...
3: ... 1500 m at the 1954 European Championships in [[Berne]].
5: ... for the [[1956 Summer Olympics]] held in [[Melbourne]].
7: ...Olympic Record. Delaney thereby became the first Irishman to win an Olympic title in athletics since ...
9: ...o his total of four Irish national titles, and three [[NCAA]] titles.

Samuel R. Delany (3750 bytes)
1: ...rica]]n [[writer]], [[academic]], and [[literary critic]].
3: ... were married for several years and have a daughter.
5: ... moved to the English Department of [[Temple University]] in [[2001]].
7: ...e]]s, [[comparative literature]], and [[queer theory]].
9: == Selected bibliography ==

Dana Delany (3704 bytes)
1: ..._Delany_Portrait_for_Wiki_03.jpg|150px|right|Dana Delany]]
2: ...[film]], [[stage]], and [[television]] [[actor|actress]].
4: ...Beach]] (1988-1991)'', Dana Delany has been an actress in films, television, and stage since the late...
6: ...illips Academy]] in Andover, then [[Wesleyan University]].
8: ....]]'' and an appearance on ''[[Moonlighting (TV series)]]''..

Sadie and Bessie Delany (1861 bytes)
1: ... teach [[home economics]] in the state of [[New York]].
3: ...l the early [[1990s]], when both were over 100 years old, that they gained fame.
5: ... up in 1994 with ''The Delany Sisters' Book of Everyday Wisdom''.
7: ...th the loss of her sister. Sadie lived on until her death at the age of 109 in 1999.
9: ...ecords]]'' in [[1993]] as the world's oldest authors.

Martin B-10 (7220 bytes)
1: ...lown during a training session at [[Maxwell Air Force Base]]''</small></div>
3: ... of the Army's [[fighter aircraft|pursuit]] [[aircraft]] of the time.
5: .... The only major difference between these four were the engines used.
7: ...|1932]], Martin received the [[Collier Trophy]] for designing the XB-10.
10: ...delivered for testing to the [[U.S. Army]] on [[March 20]].

Martin XB-16 (2371 bytes)
2: {{bomber-stub}}
3: ...6 was about 20% longer, but essentially the same<br>design.</small>''</div>
4: ...similar to that of the XB-15, but it was 30% longer.
6: .... (All other contemporary aircraft used radial air-cooled engines.)
8: ... the first Very Heavy Bomber, the [[B-29 Superfortress]].

J.P. Martin (10079 bytes)
1: <div style="float:right;padding:5px">[[image:JPMARTIN.gif]]</div>
3: ...-cum-circus-cum-adventure-playground called Homeward:
5: ...ys running from tower to tower, and water-chutes from top to bottom.
7: ...turing the exuberance and surrealism of Martin's prose.
12: * ''[[Uncle and the Treacle Trouble]]'' (1967)

Martin XB-27 (1725 bytes)
3: ...-27 never made it past paper, and no prototypes were built.
6: ===General Characteristics===
7: * '''Crew:''' seven
11: * '''Wing area:''' ft&sup2; ( m&sup2;)
15: ...erplant:''' 2&times; [[Pratt & Whitney R-2800]]-9 radial engines, 2,000 hp (1,492 kW) each

Martin (8532 bytes)
1: As well as being a popular male [[name]], '''Martin''' can denote:
6: *[[Martin, Hampshire]]
7: *[[Martin, Kent]]
8: *[[Martin, Horncastle, Lincolnshire]]
9: *[[Martin, Metheringham, Lincolnshire]]

Martin XB-51 (4995 bytes)
1: ...:3px; border:3px solid #87CEEB;width:30%;" align="right"
2: ... align="center" style="border-bottom:3px solid"|Martin XB-51
4: ..." align="center"|[[Image:Martin XB-51.jpg|300px|Martin XB-51]]
6: !bgcolor="#87CEEB" colspan="3"|Description
8: |Role||colspan="2"|ground attack

Martin Kemp (914 bytes)
1: ...]] artist who was a member of the [[1980s]] [[New Romantic]] band [[Spandau Ballet]].
3: ...s in the Bath'' in which he played murderer, [[George Smith]].
5: [[Category:1961 births|Kemp, Martin]]
6: [[Category:English actors|Kemp, Martin]]
7: [[Category:Soap opera actors|Kemp, Martin]]

Martin Ziguélé (539 bytes)
1: ...03]]. Ziguélé was allowed to go into exile in [[France]].
5: [[Category:Central African Republic|Ziguélé, Martin]]

Philip Martin (193 bytes)
1: *[[Philip_Martin_(pianist)|Philip Martin]] is an Irish pianist
2: ...enwriter on the [[science fiction]] show ''[[Doctor Who]]''

Martin J. Fettman (4444 bytes)
1: ...martin joseph fettman.jpg|thumb|150px|Astronaut Martin Joseph Fettman]]
3: ... (B.S., D.V.M., M.S., Ph.D., Diplomate, ACVP)'''<br>
6: ==Personal data==
7: ...stepfather, Mr. Harold Peck. His father, Mr. Bernard P. Fettman, is deceased.
10: ...aduated from Midwood High School, Brooklyn, New York

Martin Taylor (799 bytes)
1: ...artin Taylor]] is a [[Birmingham City F.C.]] player.''
3: ...luences, particularly his friend and mentor, guitarist Ike Isaacs.
5: ... to be one of the finest Jazz guitarists in the world today.
7: ==External links==
8: *[http://www.martintaylor.com/ Martin Taylor Official website]

Martin Chittenden (1484 bytes)
1: ...f [[Vermont]] during a crucial portion of the [[War of 1812]].
3: ...at this was the result of pressure from his advisors.
4: ...ment from elected office, Chittenden served as a probate judge and died in Williston in [[1840]].
6: [[Category:1763 births|Chittenden, Martin]]
7: [[Category:1840 deaths|Chittenden, Martin]]

Martin H. Glynn (846 bytes)
1: ...Democratic Party|Democratic]] [[Governor of New York]].
3: ...]]. He was the first [[Catholic]] New York governor. He died in Albany in 1924.
7: {| border="1" width="450" align="center"
9: ...="center" | '''Preceded by ''':<br>[[William Sulzer]]
10: ...[List of Governors of New York|Governors of New York]]

Martin Ritt (1513 bytes)
1: ...atre]]. He was born in [[New York, New York|New York City]].
3: ...ce of Ritt and other writers and performers who were blacklisted.
5: Ritt died at age 76 in [[Santa Monica, California]].
8: * ''[[The Long Hot Summer]]'' (1958)
10: * ''[[The Spy Who Came In from the Cold]]'' (1965)

Martin Havlat (1363 bytes)
1: ...knamed '''Mach-9''' for his speed and player number.
3: ...] and [[Marian Hossa]] is a part of the strongest right side in the NHL today.
5: ...season|2003-04 season]] was a point per game player.
7: ...for kicking, and once for [[Ice_hockey#Penalties|cross-checking]].
9: ... During the off season he lives in [[Brno, Czech Republic]].

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